In traditional Chinese fate calculation, the calculation of major luck (大运) is crucial for predicting an individual's destiny. The Jia Shen major luck, as one of the components, has always been a focus of interest among enthusiasts of fate calculation. This article will thoroughly explore the auspiciousness and inauspiciousness of Jia Shen major luck and provide a comprehensive analysis by combining other major luck techniques.
The Relationship Between the Four Major Cemeteries and Major Luck
The four major cemeteries—birth, aging, illness, death, and suffering—are factors that cannot be ignored when calculating major luck. Ancient sayings mention that people at different ages will have different manifestations during the cemetery luck period. In childhood, they may be confused, in middle age, they may experience ups and downs, and in old age, they may become wealthy and prosperous. The four major cemeteries—Chen, Xu, Chou, and Wei—correspond to different life situations and challenges. When combined with the transition of major luck, it can more accurately determine personal misfortunes and fortune.
The Impact of Alternative Cemeteries
Alternative cemeteries refer to the situation where the birth month shows the beginning of the cemetery. That is, people born in the cemetery month may encounter another cemetery condition in their major luck. For example, those born in Chen month who take the Gui major luck, or those born in Xu month who take the Ding major luck. This type of cemetery luck also needs to be combined with the concept of "long life" to see. Walking into this stage of major luck has at least a 70% to 80% possibility of bad luck, with many fluctuations.
Judgment of the Ten Stems' Ruin and Death Luck
The ten stems' ruin and death luck is another method of calculating major luck. Its saying mentions, "Jia Shen and Yi You meet the King of Hell," meaning that if the day master is Jia and enters the Shen major luck, it is considered inauspicious, without needing to consider the configuration. If the day master's four pillars do not include "Lingguan (official position)" or "Diwang (imperial wealth)," then it enters the death and extinction luck, which usually indicates bad fortune. This method is highly accurate in practice.
The Influence of the Heaven and Earth Nets
The Heaven and Earth Nets are an important concept in the eight characters' divine evils. Men fear Chen, while women fear Xu. According to "Yuan Hai Zi Ping," if the fate is encountered with this evil, the person will be stuck and unable to develop. If it coincides with other evil stars and the five elements lack vitality, it might lead to death. In the course of major luck, the Heaven and Earth Nets are the words that should be avoided in the eight characters. They are also the cemetery of the day stem or the collision or union with the cemetery. Those whose eight characters suffer from collisions and harm can be judged to have disasters in 80-90% cases.
The Misfortune of the Lushang (Lushang)
Lushang luck is divided into hungry Lushang and full Lushang. Only the eight characters with four specific lucky days will enter the full Lushang when taking the lucky major luck, and the misfortune is most evident. For example, Geng Shen day encountering the Shen major luck, or Jia Yin day encountering the Yin major luck. The severity of Lushang luck can be accurately predicted through comprehensive application, achieving a precise judgment like a prophet.
The Auspiciousness and Inauspiciousness of Year and Major Luck Coincidence
Year and major luck coincidence refers to the situation where the heavenly stems and earthly branches of the current year and the major luck are the same. This often means that oneself or family members may face problems. Of course, there is also the possibility of promotion, wealth, or marriage, mainly depending on whether it conforms to the conditions of major luck. If the year and major luck coincide badly, oneself or family members may face problems.
The Challenge of Changing Major Luck
Changing the major luck to Jia means that just like people, after getting used to the same major luck, suddenly moving to a steep slope or a sudden drop may be difficult for many to handle. It is similar to changing from cold to warm, and changing the major luck. Those who can change are people, and those who cannot are ghosts. Changing major luck is like human joints, which are prone to injury. People's major luck is the same; major luck involving the four cemeteries is often unsmooth, mainly due to seasonal changes and mixed energies.
The Dangers of Major Luck Conflicts and Injuries
In the eight characters, the year pillar, month pillar, day pillar, and hour pillar represent different age periods. If the early years of the major luck have conflicts or injuries with the year and month pillars, the early years themselves may not bring disaster, but the elders may face difficulties. During the middle years, if the major luck collides with the day pillar, it indicates that the major luck during this period is not good. Especially during the late years, if the major luck collides or conflicts with the hour pillar, it generally represents a critical juncture.
Through in-depth analysis of Jia Shen major luck and other related major luck techniques, we can conclude that the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of major luck is not fixed but influenced by various factors. In practical applications, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the individual's eight characters, the transition of major luck, and the influence of various divine evils to more accurately judge the auspiciousness and inauspiciousness of major luck. I hope this article provides you with valuable references and helps you progress further in the path of fate calculation.
